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New Work:  Angular Geometry Cross Connect favorite Tyler Haywood, aka Angular Geometry  has created a gif every day for the past several years.  He is one of the breed of gif artists who are dedicated to this type of work ethic that seems to be almost a daily meditation.  You create something every day, just like you wake up every day.  Here is a selection of his recent work. More unique art on Cross Connect Magazine: Twitter || Facebook|| Instagram Posted by David

New Work:  Angular Geometry Cross Connect favorite Tyler Haywood, aka Angular Geometry  has created a gif every day for the past several years.  He is one of the breed of gif artists who are dedicated to this type of work ethic that seems to be almost a daily meditation.  You create something every day, just like you wake up every day.  Here is a selection of his recent work. More unique art on Cross Connect Magazine: Twitter || Facebook|| Instagram Posted by David crss

Viennametry,  Zsolt Hlinka Our next station in the search for geometrical shapes and symmetries is Vienna: its architecture, like Budapest, carries both the lasting impression of the past, and also the promise of a bright future, and the unstoppable nature of progress. In my photographs, I have captured this dynamism, so the common topic was chosen to be the upward aspiration. They have been apostrophized to be tunnels, reaching towards the unknown. Though the objects may seem like stationary and silent, upon closer inspection we can see the memory of countless past events. Not only historical buildings are depicted, which are well versed in the actualities of old times, but their modern pairs are also showcased. These forms are developed by building on their predecessors, respecting or even breaking traditions, which means they cannot be separated from each other. So the pieces of my series are all related and show a process arching over many eras. Follow us on In

Viennametry,  Zsolt Hlinka Our next station in the search for geometrical shapes and symmetries is Vienna: its architecture, like Budapest, carries both the lasting impression of the past, and also the promise of a bright future, and the unstoppable nature of progress. In my photographs, I have captured this dynamism, so the common topic was chosen to be the upward aspiration. They have been apostrophized to be tunnels, reaching towards the unknown. Though the objects may seem like stationary and silent, upon closer inspection we can see the memory of countless past events. Not only historical buildings are depicted, which are well versed in the actualities of old times, but their modern pairs are also showcased. These forms are developed by building on their predecessors, respecting or even breaking traditions, which means they cannot be separated from each other. So the pieces of my series are all related and show a process arching over many eras. Follow us on In

supersonicart : Miyazaki in Los Angeles Art Show. Presented by Spoke Art Gallery and opening on August 17th, 2018 in Los Angeles, California, is the amazing group exhibition, “ Miyazaki in Los Angeles Art Show .” “ Miyazaki in Los Angeles Art Show ” is a whimsical showcase of over one hundred artists from around the world celebrating the films of Japanese film-maker and animator Hayao Miyazaki. Taking inspiration from the Studio Ghibli director’s classic films such as My Neighbor Totoro, Kiki’s Delivery Service, Porco Rosso, Howl’s Moving Castle, Ponyo, The Wind Rises, Spirited Away, and Princess Mononoke, exhibiting artists have created unique works inspired by Miyazaki’s imaginative universe. Featuring a diverse array of painting, embroidery, sculpture and limited edition prints, each artist offers their unique perspective and interpretation of beloved characters and themes in Miyazaki’s films.  Imbued with the legendary director’s sense of adventure, deep rever

supersonicart : Miyazaki in Los Angeles Art Show. Presented by Spoke Art Gallery and opening on August 17th, 2018 in Los Angeles, California, is the amazing group exhibition, “ Miyazaki in Los Angeles Art Show .” “ Miyazaki in Los Angeles Art Show ” is a whimsical showcase of over one hundred artists from around the world celebrating the films of Japanese film-maker and animator Hayao Miyazaki. Taking inspiration from the Studio Ghibli director’s classic films such as My Neighbor Totoro, Kiki’s Delivery Service, Porco Rosso, Howl’s Moving Castle, Ponyo, The Wind Rises, Spirited Away, and Princess Mononoke, exhibiting artists have created unique works inspired by Miyazaki’s imaginative universe. Featuring a diverse array of painting, embroidery, sculpture and limited edition prints, each artist offers their unique perspective and interpretation of beloved characters and themes in Miyazaki’s films.  Imbued with the legendary director’s sense of adventure, deep rever